Two more months of detention for former Serbian MIA member suspected of kidnapping Vukashinović
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The Basic Court in Mitrovica has extended the detention of former Serbian Ministry of Internal Affairs member V.M. for another two months, who is suspected of being involved in the kidnapping and wounding of Millan Vukashinović, KosovaPress reports.

The spokesperson for the Basic Court in Mitrovica, Hateme Haxhaj, confirmed to KosovaPress that, at the request of the Basic Prosecution, the detention of the defendant has been extended from January 19 until March 19, 2026.

V.M. was arrested on December 20, 2025, in Leshak during a joint operation by the Kosovo Police and the Kosovo Intelligence Agency.

Acting Minister of Internal Affairs, Xhelal Sveçla, had stated that the suspect was a former member of the Serbian MIA previously integrated into the Kosovo Police under the 2013 agreement, from which he later resigned.

According to Sveçla, there are suspicions that V.M. continuously collaborated with Serbian security structures, including in the case of Millan Vukashinović’s kidnapping, during which he was seriously injured and is being treated in a hospital in Serbia.

Following the court order, the Kosovo Police searched the suspect’s house and associated premises, seizing nine mobile phones, a laptop, three A4-sized documents, a hunting rifle with 39 bullets, a bulletproof vest, and a gun barrel.

Millan Vukashinović, a citizen of the Republic of Kosovo of Serbian nationality, is suspected of having been injured and kidnapped on November 1, 2025, near Leposaviq by the Serbian gendarmerie.

For this case, the Basic Prosecution in Mitrovica has interviewed the victim’s mother and close relatives.

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